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she would have figured it out after the wedding hopefully
I believe you should of let her announce that... But sorry for the reaction from your step-mother... She needs to get over her phobia because gay couples are a reality and they're not hurting anyone! The fear of them from other is what is hurting everyone!
OP didn't announce anything, it was a celebratory toast. There is a difference. Family, usually parents, are usually the first to be told about an upcoming wedding for their child. So unless OP was told that it was a secret, he had no reason to toast the happy couple for the news.
Don't sweat it, OP; after all, this whole step-mother and sister situation must be somehow new to you if you were still unaware of how your step-mum feels towards the LGBS community. I mean, this had to come out sooner or later anyway, might have done them a favor. Bottom line, if your step-sister is sexually aware, it doesn't really matter how anybody else feels about it as long as she's having the life she wants.
Not your fault. She should have told you to keep it quite.
Well, take comfort in the fact that your step-mom would have found out eventually anyway, and better now than in the middle of the wedding. Kudos to you though on the sweet gesture! I'm sure your step-sister appreciated it, even given the sucky situation it caused.
Unfortunate, but you could not have known. The sentiment, however, I'm sure is appreciated by your stepsister and I know from experience that having a supportive familial ally can be a gift in of itself.
That is your step-mother's problem. If she wants to be an intolerant ass then she may end up losing her daughter because of it. Best of luck to your step-sister, I hope she and her soon to be wife are happy together.
I don't see how some people think being homosexual is wrong correct me if I'm wrong but don't all people not have a choice in who they like/love/care about you would think there would be less bigotry in the world
No, you're not incorrect. None of us in the LGBT have a choice as to how we identify or who we love. If we could choose, I bet none of us would choose to be LGBT due to how much shit we have to deal with (Being disowned, being bullied/harassed, getting death threats, actually getting killed, etc.)
46, you read 42 wrong. Youre both arguing the same point, that people do not have a choice in who they love.
Honestly, OP, it doesn't matter what your step-mom thinks. Her way of thinking is completely outdated and if your step-sister is happy, then there's no reason for your step-sister to listen to your step-mom. You guys should all forget about her if she's going to be toxic towards you guys.
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Well, somehow she would have known. Rather now, than crashing the wedding.
Well, hopefully they are happy, even without family consensus. It was still a sweet thing to do, even with that kind of backlash.